- mythology,
Pandareus (Ancient Gr****: Πανδάρεος) was the son of
Merops and a nymph. His
residence was
given as
either Ephesus or Miletus.
Pandareus was said...
- romanized: Aēdṓn, lit. 'nightingale') was in Gr**** mythology, the
daughter of
Pandareus of Ephesus.
According to Homer, she was the wife of Zethus, and the mother...
-
scholia on Pindar's
Olympian 1 and on the Odyssey.
Apollodorus reports that
Pandareus stole a
golden dog who
guarded the cave in
Crete in
which Rhea had hidden...
- and
stolen by Tantalus'
friend Pandareus.
Tantalus held onto the
golden dog for
safekeeping and
later denied to
Pandareus that he had it. Tantalus' punishment...
- (Ancient Gr****: Ἴτυλος) was the son of Aedon, who was the
daughter of
Pandareus of
Ephesus and the wife of King
Zethus of Thebes. In others, Itys was...
- his wife's victory, so he went to
Pandareus, and lied
about Aëdon
sending him to
fetch her sister, Chelidon.
Pandareus without suspecting a
thing let Polytechnus...
-
while the
golden dog that
guarded the
sacred spot in
Crete was
stolen by
Pandareus. In an
obscure version,
attested only on the east
frieze of a
temple at...
-
Cleothera was a
daughter of
Pandareus by his wife Harmothoë, and thus
sister to Aëdon and Merope. In some authors,
Pandareus is also said to have also been...
- romanized: Harmothóē) is a
minor character, the wife of
Pandareus and the
mother of his children. Harmothoë
usually joins Pandareus in his
demise when he
angers the gods...
- the
difference that the two
women manage to
reach their father (who is
Pandareus here) who has his
servants beat and tie up Polytechnus, and then smeared...
